EAST COAST SHIPPING FATALITIES.
FEB MESS ASSOCIATION. Gisjiobne, July 24, The body found at East Island has been identified as that of Captain Goornes. The heavy sea in the channel prevents the body being transferred to the mainland. It will be the first body buried on the island,
The rocket mystery at Gisborne on Friday night is believed to have been connected with wreckage seen from Mahia.
The bodies of the three seamon of the Aotea wore interred at Waipiro to-day. In regard to a statement that friends of the missing men were in hopes that a rescue had been made by tho steamer with tho yellow funnel seen the previous night, there is no doubt that the boat was one of the red-tunnel fleet, the Haupiri, which had come on to Gisborne.
There is some uneasiness regarding the steamer Kotare which left Auckland for Gisborne last Wednesday, and was thought to be sheltering above the East Cape. Later, A telegram has been received tonight reporting that the Kotare was sheltering at Whale Island yesterday,
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8164, 25 July 1906, Page 2
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175EAST COAST SHIPPING FATALITIES. Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8164, 25 July 1906, Page 2
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